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STATS' LOTTER BGINS DRAWING 13th December, 1808. 4 Prizes of - £20,000 - - are . ,CSo,ono 2 - - 10,000 z sOOO. - - - 6- - - I,ooo_ - • Plc TU 42L LING. 1 - . - Ser. 27, Oleg. rm Ecom-mosioNEßs A r VICTUALLING - • s 11:41.7A57' I" NAVY do birAy give Notice, That on Brinery, the 7th of pasber next,- they will be reidy.to. receive • Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for TWO kIUN , DRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, ta teanswer . able to Sa , "!pl,'-'s to be Produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in:the original Package 4 'at the rate . of from Seventy to Eight* iTon: pet Week, iosti •His .111.Vesty's ViaUalling.Stores at Dept ford; and to be paid for by Bille,pqyable, with interest, ninety ri days nfter date. DUTCI7 P.4PER3. ' Cheviot, Mr. E LE.ISTON ; tr.; Echo, Mr. BANNISTER; Withers, Mr ‘VRO EITON ; - haleX - Mr, ; ' Dauntless, Mr. PALMER; • - s 4 %1 ' 't , :'"Loi.ter, Mr, DE CAMP ; Pasquinall, Mr. RAY • S'illatle, Mr. POWELL% Social, Mr. PEN LEY ; .Larly Bloomfield, Mrs.' JORDAN . ; Adrs. lia , clay, Mrs. POWELL ; Elinor Barclay, Miss BOY CE. •• w u rn THE DESERTER. BettrY, Mr. I. sm.( ri4, (13tinghis first appearance in that Charaler) ; Russet, Mr COOKS • Simkin, Mr. RUSs ELL:: Skirmish, Mr P.AN , s IS I' E R ; Louisa, Mrs Oki, I, fitting her second appearan,.e on ally Stage) ; rift A jenny, Mrs. BLAND Wilt' be introduced Military Manoeuvres, the Dead March, and the Ceremony used in shooting a De serter. boxes bs. Second Price 35.—Pit 3.5. 6d. Second Price ;s il l l 4 , lle rY 2S. Second Price is % —Up per G a ll ery is. Second rice6(l.•--No Money to be teturnea. Place d s for the Boxes to be taken of Mr.. Sprin g , at the 40x.. , usse-stee The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at /dal f past Six. On SaturdJy, by particular desire, the revive Comedy of Rule a Wire and Have a Wire ; with the last new Melo- Drama of Ella Ro,enberg, On Monday, the Tragedy of Rome o an d Juliet; w i t h t h e Comic Drama ct • Three and the Deuce - . • On Tuesd a y; the Conley of 411 in, tio Wrong.; with the Comic Opera of Rosins. .10700 IO -- - ; 00' - .4 - . 5,00 • 20 - • - • lcoa 44- 25 0 4,820 /5 . . 72,30 p Jibe ;LIL7r , zeoco Tickets - 200,000 ' ADDITIONAL BENEFITS. , First-Drawn Prize above 41, on the Firsi Day, And the First-drawn Prize above ssl. on the Sc .ond Day, Not 'hcing one of the following Tickets, No. s c oot to 5250, No. 13,001 to 13,250. No. Bpul to 'i2So, No. .5.001 to ts,zio. will each bc entitled to- t ht , gsroduce of '5OO tottery Ticket;, exclusive of the said Prize, The. Numbers of the 500 Tickets appropia and set apart for that purpose are. .ppf, the : Fitst ray, No. soot to 5250—N0. 13, 00 1 to 13250. Seto d Day, No. cosB to Bzso—No ts,oo to IMPORTANT ADVANTAO+;'. The above Scheme, withnot three Iltailks to a Prize, con taining Capital Prizes equal in proportion taformer Lotteries, is superior to all,' in that.it gives. the Holder of the Ticket or Share that may be the First=drawn Prize ahsve Isl. either on the First or Second Day (not being included . in-tite, Num bers above), soo more Chances for all the : Prizes from zootoo to Isl. ' DAYS OF DRAWING. 'Tsr, Tuesday, Dec. 13 3d, • Tues•lay, Dec. 27 - z 4, Tuesday, —2O 1 4th, Saturday, •-77--, 35 *** Five Thousand Tickets will be drawn each Day. 'Tickets and Shares ate selling at all the Licensed Lottery .0155ces. The Conditions of the Contraastnqy he seen at the Secretary's ©:gee. Itio regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that ;hall not be, delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 7t1.7 of October next, nor . unless the Person who makes the Tender, cr JOWL 'Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, When called for. THE KING'S THEATRE, HAY•MARKET 4 TO-MORROW EVENING, Off: • Willbe performed THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. KEMBLE ; Count Minitel - sen t Mr. BRUNTON; Baron Steintert,. Mr..C. K EMB LE ; • Tobias, 'Mr. MURRAY ; Francis, Mr. FARLEY; • Solomon, ,Mr. EMERY; • Peter, Mr. SIMMONS ; .r 23 • - Mrs. Haller, Mrs.--SI OWNS; Countess Wintersen, Mrs. H M PURI ES In Ad a Ri4al Dance. ' which will be added (never acted), ane itota:altic Melo - Drama, in Two Ads, called FOREST OF - HERMANSTADT '7 4 4 ;Or, PRINCESS OR NO PRINCESS. „ The Music composed by Mr. jouve. ' The Principal Characters by THOMPsON, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mt. BLANCIIARD, 444 1. 1 .15T0N, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. .1 EFFERIES, • - Mt. KING, Mr. W. MURRAY, Mrs. It JOHNSTON, Mrs. GIBBS, fi Mrs. DAVENPORT, &c. &c. Dances be 'Master OSCAR BYRNE, the Misses • ADA &e. lEtt " . %es 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3S. (id. Sc.:ond Price 2s. 2s. Second Price is. P laces for th e B oxes " to be taken of Mr. 13randott, at the U lice, in the I-lay-market. N.B. The principal Entrance to the Rat will be frinn karket-lane. rnen Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to order their 2ow. ; rd y , p a htioLAiseitaidioWn and take up with their horses' heads On acco I.t tartleAtiel:ll-64 the great overflow from every part of the — " d a •'h si •ks eare's Tragedy of Mac- Mrs.veth ' i t ) • y p _ s e on M ot: day tepe' t d M , d• y next ; Lady Macbeth, iltdons. O e n a . t.Lount the number of Ladies and Gentlemen who •I ,dl " ) T 6 ifiltAl Places last night, the Tra,4,ds oi Ham t, I unix of Denmark. will oe repeated on Wednesday next. lie e(??:11illIbday, the Con te . i or M of the World ; Sir . ilmai v Macsyc imam, Mr. Cooke, OLYMPIC PAVILION, . NEW CA:TLE-STREET, STRAND. (Established by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) THE PUBLIC are most respe4lfuily informed, : 0, A:v._ l l s , dt the Whole o f M e s srs Mut.: R, CROSSMAN, and SM! I H's Pertormers, with their Horses, ar e 4t a vert coi.siderable t xpente. and will appear in S I,E Y, Junior's, Company, fr o m a`Y4l AnipLithearre, .csttninster.bridge, at the above !'lase t i c Amusement on AONOAY NEXT, whet' the , V MPIC PAVILION W! LL OPEN for 'the White!' boor • Pen at Half past Five, begin at Huff past Six. INSURANC COMPANY. AND ANNUL E lIES:—CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS. Po Li e r p.Fe, LUDGATE-HILL, London. Mi " b of INSURANCE which expire at ....cliaeu n' should b e renewed wit“in Fifteen Days f-oM that-peri4 Thta C°4.ll P , llly offers to insurets the following advantages : Persons insuring, or procuring to 'be insured, toool. against ?ire.tor 5001 ori life, have the option of bccoming.interested 141 'He EStaplishment, by sharing in its profits. Persons in-:isuring ior more years than one allowed a considerable Dig count on Premium and Duty. No Charge for Policies of aoj upwards. or for Policies under that amount, when " I .Cted ler three years or more. Nor for Endorsements, Al let4tio,is, or 'Surveys. N . o I ) . erlutlions in th , Payment of ...,,+9sfies. Damage by Lightning made good. A Brokera,:e St ' .ratiees out of Landdri troml 01. to 401 per cent: on the pre.. r. ,, 1 : 4 9 1 , and a lib era l a ll owance on d uty. Lives insured, An _ end "es. and Childrens' Endowments, granted on equitable ‘l advnta geous Terms. Solicitors, and o th ers , a ll owe d a I :l l . : i ' ttt 4lo, l, on bringi ng Lif e I nsurances to this Office. the toth-Y on Policies Of Life Insurance will commence on brissc ce d F ra ti. tober next, until which period Poli c ids will g . E arlain • 6 Stock insured at 2s. per cent. 11 Y Order of the Board, WILLIAM BURY, Sec. - EAC I- i F IR E INSURANCE COMPANY. CAP.i.A--LAll,Nn WO ri ES—LI F E. v MILLIONS. • ' Office coinhill, London. PAYAdvantages to INSURE RS with this COMPANY : MENT of RENT in case of Fire, without increase of Premium. Damage by Lightning made good. o Cliarge for poli c i es, Ir -- Coorsements, A Iterations, or Sur. In Y su rance. l 'es• A C ommission Of cl. per .Ce t allowed on Shippin g a• Curnmou Insurance effeeted to ,C to,'", at 2s. per Cent. hazardous - - 6000, at 3s. per Cent. Doubly Hazardoils - 3000, at ss.'per Cent. Abatements on Country - Insurances from fol. to 401. per Cent. upon the Premium ; and from zi. to t 5 pa Cent. upon the Duty. Farming Stock insured without Average Clause, at 2s, per Cent. I. !' e Cotnrt)3tly's Tarms for Life Insu rance are equall uerat and po ssess very superiiir claims to public patronag y e li . W. tiEETIIAM, S ecretary. B N. . Gentlemen desirous to become Agents (where none ale appointed), Art requested 1 / 4 write forthwith to the Secre• tare, with their Refercui;es, and two Sureties for so.t. THE ARMY. ACARTIAIN: on Half-Pay will exchange for moderate ditierence. Captain, a Lieutenant, and Cornet of Heavy Dro,;oons at HoMe,' to the Line, Veieran, or Garrison. Battalion ; a Lieutenant of avalry, and a- Igieu tenitnt of the Line at Home, to Canada; a Captain'of the Line, to a Captain !iiltitlia for a diti4ence ; an litibignjp a Veteran Battaho:; wi:l exchange to In dia; a Lieutenant of Cavalry in India, to .Inftintry •at Home,. or in. Canada; - a Quartc.r. Master (Veur..ins), to India, a Captain in the Line at Home s to GaTriLou , -- - Wanted.ikiveral'Companies and Lieu= teniiltelesliithe Line, and Half-Pay Li,etitenantcies ;. an 4 a g i , j ,spiistership, Barraticthastefihfrs;',+l - •Yflistriet Adjurantcy, TorCentlemen well c f qualified. •Cle.al nd Parliamy • • • Agency conducted. • Apply by letter (r; - ,si paid) to Qcoi .t,Qalver, IF,sq.) Great Maky bone-stre• I, :'ortland-place. Eut Sale an Adjutantcy of Militia. THREE MILES FROM HYDE I'ARK CORNER, AT .N(JRCH END, FULHAM, j6k • GOOD FAMILY HOUSE to LETT on A LEASE for 21 years ; eontd.ning, on the -basement Story, good Kitchens, and other convenient Officei ; ground Floor, two k'arlours, and Dining..room,- from is to 17 feet square, Housekeeper's-room, and Stole-closet; tiist Floor, four good Bed:rooms acid Dressing-closet, and Servant's, rooms above C , ach.nouge Tnree stall Stable, Lawn, Kitchen-garden, and small Paddock—. Apply to Mr. Lonsclale, No. 7, goad-street, Carnaby— market. N. B. It may be entered on immediately. ANATOMY. just published, in Three Voltz:nes, Royal Quarto, elegantly half-bound, price Five Guineas plain, and Seven Guineas oloureci, r h i SYSTEM of the ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY. The Second Edition, enlarged, and illustrated „1-. . upw.orris 01: One I is , ,usand Figures, contained.in morP -94 n Two Hundred Tables • . t. .1 . ' - Is) A. •I YFE, tirgeon,, • Aiss4t.tnijo Dr. Munro, Professor of Anatomy a n d S urgery, i , '. ' ", in toe University of• Edinburgh.. . I Sold by the IL k iiti,,,r, Edinburgh ; and I. Mawman, Pon'. I try, London, Ixr...lusively. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Compendium of AnaroMy. In Three Vols. Svo. price tBs. and %%nil Plates, I. r ts. 6d. iti - boartisi , Tables of the Bones, Muscles, and Viscera, in One Vol. Fehu, price One Cutups, in boards. • ' • . FOR . VENEREAL AND.SCORBUTIC COM PLAINTS. . )FREEM...A.N's GUTTA SALUTARIS i s b y j e t. tar the tnost sate and effedual Remedy ever y et disco tred tor the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap. Daily afflieted with Venereal Complaints, i n a ll i ts stages and pixie( its various appeararteek, will find a secure and present !Relief by taking these most invaluable Drops ; which, for their excellency during thirty years practice m the most pet 'pulous part of London, viz. Hatton -garden, have been term ed Gutta Salutaris. The Secrecy with which most- persons so afßiacci find it needful to conceal their sufferings, Tway be safely employed while using these Diops ; since they render.conlinement un necessary, as well as all unctuous or mercurial Preparations, or ar4 surgical Operation. whatever. . By appointment of Dr. Freeman they are sold by R. But. ler, 4; Chcapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; tso, 76,and l'iddjng, . O xford-street ; Scott, Smith, and Laxtet, Edinhorgh ; McDonald, Glasgow ; Stains, Man;:hester Lathhury, Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, Mancliester ; and motiz Medicine Venders in every Town, in Bottles, at as. od. each. DISTEMPER, MANGE, ANP-OTHER DISEASES • OF DOGS. THE following most valuable Medicines (disco vered and prepared by Mr. BLA I INK, Veterinary-Sur geon, No 5, - ells-street, ,Oxford-street), sold by T. Boosey, Broad-street, City, are patronized and used by se - 'veral Branches of the Royal Family by almost all the Nubility, and by every celdbrated Sportsman in the United Kingdoth. Distemper.—ilis Medicinal Powders fur Distemper, price As. 6d. -per-Packet, usually suffici ent - for the-cure, are F - actually in request in every part of the Glob e . Mange. —His Specific Ointment fur Mange - is the most easy and infallible remedy ever discovered, price 2.5. 6d. per Box, amply stiff-lei Alt. kiiorin. 2 -1-lis Worm Powder,; price 2s. 6d. per Set, fie. stroys all various kinds of Worms, without ever failing. Canker in the Ear. —Blood or Matter'within aide of the .Ear tcazes Dogs almost to madness; but the comp Lint is readily removed by his Canker Wash, price 2s. 6d. per Bottle. Canker on the Flap of the Ear, 2s. 6:1. per Box : this Ointment is a speedy and certain Cure. _ Foulness and Itching of the Ski n are removed as well as condition promoted by his Alterative Condition or Mange Powders, price 2s. per Set. Purging Balls, a sate, but effeaive purgative, price as. 6d. 'per 0.... These Medicines are sold by his Wholesale Agent, T. Boosey, No. 4, Old liroad-strect, where Mr. Blaine attends every Wednesday; front Eleven till One; Barclay and So n , FL:et—Marl:et ; • Stryker an d S on, N o. r, Long. lane, -Smith.: field; No. 86, South Bridge street, F.dinourglt ; Huddle.. ton and Co. Dublin; Osborn, New "York; and all Other Venders throughout Town atui Country. FicrudLLING.OFFICE, Sept. 30, iBoB. , r ir im co43lls,s z pilt_Eis f or,vicro-ALL.G, .1114:YESTY 4 s NA !"Y do 'hereby give Notate, Mat 0, Friday, the tsith October next, 14 will be ready to re. eeive Tenders, in writing(sealed up), anY treat for the Sale rjr the SMALL COAL . produced at His Majery's BOelmuJe, at .Deptford, for One Year certain /row the zoth November next, and further, until threcAlwiths warning shall be given. -- - ,The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to-any Tender in which the Price sh.al not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered,to the: Board before One O'Clock on the said Friday, the !gib of Ociober next, nar unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Ccr sop on his behalf, attends, In answer, when called for. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Sept. 22, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS fur Conducing His 1114.741Tri TRANSPORT SERVICE, for /A/4g care of Sick auel . lVouitded Seamen, and for the care and custody of Prisoners 0:4 Ivar; do hereby give Mace, That 11,0 will be ready at thisOgce, on Tues t rlay - thc:isth day of ,Obiaber, 1 808, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat will, Such Pe'rsons as may he willing to ccattrab7 for Building and completely Finishing of a NAVAL HOSPITAL, intended to be erected at Yarmouth, i 4 the County.of Norfolk.. - No Tender will be received after One o'Clock an the Day of Treaty, ;tor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent jar him, pet sonal t ry attend. Each Tender must be ace- mpa.pied by a Letter from two respectable persons engaging to become bound with the Person rendering, the Sum of io,oool. for the,dlle peq:formancc of the. Contract.. 'Derignr and Particulas of tbe Wrks, In addition to thote be. fore seen, may te in:petted at this Office, ALEX. 2W' LEAY, Sec. TRANSPO 4T-0 FFICE, Sept. 27, iSDS. THE COMMISSIONERS for Conduaing HIS 1114IESTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Ca re o f Sirk-and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of do berehy give Notice, that - ihry will be ready, at Mir Office, on Meaty, the i xth day of Oekber, to receivo sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may he V.d/litq to cosztrae 'for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR in ilealtk at Norman Cross - 7'ortsmouth Stapleton Dart moor And for Vidualling Prisoners of War in Sickness, at Dartmoor. ' N Te'dcr will be received alter One o'Clcck we the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed. unless the Party, or an Agent for him, personally ,attend. Each Tendet matt be accompanied 6y a Leuer from two respectable Persevt,engaging to become bound with the Perso; tendering, in the Sum of 2pcol, for the due performance of the Contract., Farther Particulars may he known by applying at this Of and of the Agents at the respecti✓e Depots. PROPERTY LEITY on DIVIDENDS, payable in the Years 1863,1804, 18aS. TT appearing, notwithstanding the Notices repeat edly sent or made to theoParties entitled to Dividends of Stock, payable at the Bank of England, South Sea House, and East India House, recpeeilvety, who have not paid the Duty on the same for theyears above mentioned, that payment bar not in may" instances•been m4de of the said Dmy. whereby those Parties have incnrred various Penalties, to be recovered by all/on or surcharge, and the Commissioners for the special purposes of the Property 451, being willing to allow further time for such payments, hereby give Notice, that the Duties payable on all Dividends of sleek Stock and Annuities for those years are ditched to be paid into the Bank of England, and the Certificater of such payments being lodged atd.he office of the 'Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchange, the Parties making payment thereof, will 6e — a'ischarg. ed in the,Books of the respeßiVe Commissioners until and upon the loth day .of Oti;ber next, but that all Persons who shall 'meal to make such payment. : cn or ,4ffore that cl4y,will he prosecuted as the Law direas, and steps are now taking for bringing Delatelt ors into charge for the Double Duty, wiss shall not have paid the/ Duty for theyears above-mentioned, on or before the said loth day of °Robe, next, after which day the qffite of .the Old Stock Ex, change will be closed. • . • By Order of the Board, MATTHEW* WINTER. Office for Taxes, Aug. 1, 1808. IVRITINiG WITH EXPEDITIOIst. -.- - 'THE POLYGRAPH, for Writing with Two o r more Dens, producing Two - tir more Originals, accord ing to the common Mode of writing. This Machine is re, diced to a Pradice both easy and free from every (!etc...t, by which 4 Person can, without additional trouble, take One, Two, Three, or Four Copies of any W riling at the same mo ment while he writes the: Original, and by the very same L old . 1 3tY farthing, 43, Cornbili, neat the Royai Euhange, don. . . NAPLES, io.—Our new soVereign; king JOACHIM NAPOLEON, arrived here on the 6th, and was received With general rejoicings. Ye.i:erday' ..eVeninga44 . o . arrived the Princes and Princesses, theit Majesties, ) ,rhildten. ' The da3t.afterihis Majesty's arrival, a decree .waie iniblished;Order)ntt s that. in the p'risons of the. kingdom a idgisier be kept, in, order that the gaoler tilay•at all tim e s b e a bl e to ma k e a ropurf of each pri7 and'shew the Order on which he had been ar fested. The register must also coniditi the naive • and place of abode of the Agent .of Police by Mins* order the arrest tock place. EVery person ho brings a citizen to prison, and does not shew the or., . der of ar r e s t t o t h e gao l er, must, as well Ls the •pr. sener, be detained till the gaoler shall have acctuaTtlt-- ed the Magi , trateof the place, and he shall have de cidel upon the fate of both.'• . • •H A kßtiP,Gt-t, SEPT. - - from Peters-- burgh state, that the Minister for Foreigh Afars; Count RomA9OFE, has very unexpeCiedly Lett that capital. It is said that be to go; by the wzty of Vienna, to Frankfort on the MaM. KoNmshutton, SEPT. 9—Yesterday Count 13..-,'- MANZOFF . , the Russian' Minister for Foreign, AtEirs, rive,' here on his journey through thig city. Prince of SAXE WEIMAR is,also e'dkpeoaed here. A letter from this city, in the Berlin Coarant, says; that the Pr o.,;iati army is to be put in Motion.' Of that has not been here the least idea. The force on this station scarcely consists of frOm twen 7 ty to twenty-five men for each eoinpimy and were even all the furloughs called in, the regiments would be so far from being complete, that several of them would be from .6 to, 8013 men deficient: The artil lery corps is not at all in a state fit for marchi ng Nothing new is here known of the political relations of Prussia ; and it appears much more likely that Prussia Will remain in the same situation, as 'she hai hitherto been. VIENNA, SEMI. 9.—The • two - Chambers of the States of 14tIngary had their. first sitting on the 31sE August, 'hick was opened in, the Chamber of the Magnates, by an.eloquentorat ion from the Archduke Palatine, while M. VoN ATZEL fulfilled the same office in the Chamber of the Orders. The Arch bishop of ERLAw in the former, and the Baron VON FISCHER in the second, replied in the, name of the 'States. • Afterwards there was read a letter, dire&ed by his Majesty to the Archduke Palatine, contain ing. regulations respeaing the entrance of his Impe rial Majesty, the opening of the Diet, and the crowning of her Majesty. The _two Chambers ap, pointed ten Deputies.,to go an ct welcome the arrival Of his Majesty, to acquaint him with the wants of the Diet, and to communicate to their Majesties the .homage of- their respeCt.. The - Sitting being ended, the Archduke Palatine, accompanied by. the Barons, Magistrates, and Cuta,ellors, went in procession to St. Saviour's Church, where they were .received at the door .by the Spirituality, and when:fhey taken their seats, the Archduke Primate c4itei.l the Veni ! which was foflowed by :High .. Mass.. It is supposed that in thefirstz - Sitting of the 'Diet; both the future levying'of they the other d,cmands on the part o f t h e Emperor,, be acceded to. -StPT.'lo.44.lilst Nl T ednesday her Majesty the Etn.; press was trOvidned at Presborgb, as Queen ort4tM garylin 11111 'presence of 700 Deputies, of whor tvVerity - --Were of the Spiritual Order. ,The Erriceror witne ,, ed - the tiniVrtniir at the church, and, when afterwards their Majesties, at, table, drank the hel!!!h of the Hungarian nation, this was repiied to i)v cessant shunts of Pivat ! On Sziturdiy there was A pnbiie procesSion of the Court, on which 06casion. the newly crowned Queen of Hungary was hors-back. Both their Majesties ,are ex peCied back this day, and already the French Aintiassador, with his Secretary of Legation ; who were present at the' solemnity at Presburgh, have rettirned. According to letters-from Trieste of the 2cl instant, there pre vails there i general stoppage ,Of payment, find altno,t , bankfuptcy, in consequence of , which the discount hag risen to th r e e or font months, The Russian ships which lay at Veuiee have not yet sailed, though they had taken in provisions - for sit weeks. LEYDEN, SEPT. 28.—We have not received the Hatubtirgh Papers, but German , Letters; received through France and otherwise, state in substance follows :—" On the 14th, a reginierit of the Grand Duke of BERG'S troops arrived: at Ilamburgh, after halting one day there, tprciceeded to DusSel dorf. The 2d battalion of the 6th Dutch regiment ha:;' entered Bremeri,, and is to garrison the inoutti of the Weser. On the 16th, the Turkish Conti:* SOLIMAN passed through Stutgardt, with dispatches , from Constantinople fur Paris, which are said to be of great importance. Within these few days several French Couriers have passed through the same town, destined for Vienna, Munich, &c. The Emperor' of IitiSSIA . vas,expected at Konigsburgh tin the r6th; whetice'llei - wai to prdceed by way of ' Leip t i c to ' Alnirti#: r; Marshal LAt•iirts is to wit for' his Im-- y at Bromberg, a n d accompany him. It 'Ag C. ars' , certain that the Princes of the Conte- , deration of the Rhine will meet at Erturth, dining the residence of the Emperor NAPoLEoN 'at that place. It is • reptirred that M. CAl4l:6ltAttsEti, lortncrlY the kiessian War Counsellor, has beet, ar= rested on his estate in time Mfeiterau, and- carried . to Ment." ' HAGUE, SEPT. s24.—Thotigh the Paris Papers.of the 2lst state, that the Emperor, on the preceding day, presided at 'a meeting of the Council of State, s]eveigitGerman.Papers pretend that his Majest) had bWore Milt time began his journey to,meet the Em peror . DCB.43ssIA. According to the statements in .thd same -l'iers, his Majesty will rettra from hi's Ger Man journey to tinyonne, by the, 1 ettli ,of Oz:taber. About that time. all the French cciutuns, and all the. heavy 4rtillery dk•tined for